The 4 Sauna Experiences in Norway That Earn Their Price

1.Spa/Pool with Bath, Sauna and Outdoor Heated Pool

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 1,076 reviews · 1 day · from $41Our pick

Tromsøbadet in Tromsø is a winter-friendly spa day with an Olympic pool, outdoor heated pool views, Finnish sauna, steam room, and cold plunge.

“If you’re visiting Tromso with kids, this is a must-do. We spent 4 hours enjoying every element and went back the following day to do it all again. The outside pool with views of the mountains, steam and sauna and ice bath, climbing wall in the pool, waves, lagoons, slides and massive jumps into Olympic deep pool. Immense fun”

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2.Live Like a Local – Floating and Sauna

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 31 reviews · 5 hours · from $283Top rated

Float on the Arctic Ocean, warm up in a traditional Norwegian sauna, and chase the aurora from a cozy fjord-side camp in Tromsø.

“This experience gave us a true taste of a Tromsø local’s weekend, guided by someone born and raised there. The cabin was charming, and the floating–sauna–campfire course was perfectly paced and relaxing. Lying in the Arctic Sea and watching the Northern Lights was an unforgettable highlight. The homemade soup prepared by the guide was absolutely delicious. With a small group setting, the atmosphere felt intimate and cozy — highly recommended!”

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3.Arctic Ocean Swim, Sauna & Sightseeing

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 5 reviews · 2h 30m · from $246

Arctic Ocean polar dip, warm sauna, and a guided Longyearbyen walk, ending with an Arctic Dip Diploma in the polar night.

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4.Senja: Wood-Fired Sauna Barrel

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 4 reviews · 1 day · from $52

Relax in a wood-fired sauna barrel in Valvåg, Senja. Sea dip, fjord views, shower and toilet nearby. Up to 4, 1 day.

“Merci pour votre accueil ce 10 février ! L'expérience était super et nous avons eu la chance d'observer des aurores boréales ! Les - : de l'air rentrait peut-être par endroits dans le sauna, l'air intérieur était donc chaud mais pas au point de nous faire transpirer comme dans un sauna traditionnel, malgré l'ajout de plusieurs bûches et l'usage de deux casseroles d'eau. Les + : l'endroit pour se changer est convenable, juste à côté de la roulotte, et des serviettes supplémentaires sont disponibles. L'ambiance était calme et cosy avec des petites bougies devant le sauna. Aller dehors en maillot de bain est à faire !! Merci”

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